Cornell University. Faculty Committee Study of Undergraduate Education at Cornell
Variant namesThe Faculty Committee Study of Undergraduate Education at Cornell, also known as the Keast Committee, consisted of nine committees designed to study particular aspects of education, including entrance standards, honors programs, independent study, grading, advising, orientation, transfer, and dropping out.
From the description of Faculty Committee Study of Undergraduate Education at Cornell records, 1964. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 64757213
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